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- Analyst BitQuant says Bitcoin won’t fall below $100K this cycle.
- $145K remains the next bullish target, with $250K possible long-term.
- Bears warn of risks near $112K–$97K amid weak trading volume.
Bitcoin (BTC) remains under pressure after dipping below $114,500, but analyst BitQuant insists the leading cryptocurrency is safe from breaking under the six-figure mark during this bull cycle. The prediction comes as Bitcoin’s path toward $145,000 remains intact despite heightened market volatility.
BitQuant: $100K Is Off the Table
BitQuant, known for accurate past calls on Bitcoin’s market cycles, stated that BTC/USD will not “even come close” to $100,000 throughout the current bull run. According to the analyst, external factors such as the Federal Reserve or inflationary pressures will not be enough to drag Bitcoin into five-digit territory.
“Bitcoin isn’t going below $100K — not in this cycle,” he emphasized, reiterating his target of $145,000 for the coming months. Longer-term, BitQuant has suggested that Bitcoin could peak as high as $250,000 before the current cycle ends.
Opposing Views: Bears Warn of Deeper Pullback
Not all traders share this optimistic outlook. Market analyst Roman argued that Bitcoin’s weak trading volume during its recent record highs suggests a fragile rally. He warned that a further breakdown could send BTC toward $112,000 and possibly as low as $97,000 if momentum fails to reverse.
Such bearish projections highlight growing uncertainty, especially after Bitcoin’s 8.8% drawdown from its recent all-time high. Order-book liquidity and liquidation levels remain closely watched, with $333 million wiped from crypto markets in the last 24 hours, according to CoinGlass.
CME Gap Filled, What’s Next for BTC?
Analyst Rekt Capital pointed out that Bitcoin has now closed a long-standing CME futures gap from July, a technical milestone often associated with short-term market stabilization. Whether this move sets the stage for a rebound or further declines will depend on upcoming liquidity flows and broader macroeconomic sentiment.
For now, the debate between bullish targets of $145,000 and bearish risks below $112,000 defines the landscape for Bitcoin traders. As long as BTC stays above $100,000, however, bulls may find confidence in BitQuant’s outlook that the road to new all-time highs remains open.
Disclaimer: The information in this article is for general purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The author’s views are personal and may not reflect the views of Chain Affairs. Before making any investment decisions, you should always conduct your own research. Chain Affairs is not responsible for any financial losses
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